Growers place an emphasis on protecting the state’s fragile water resources.

More and more forward-thinking minds are delving into the possibility of using 3D printers to make their own fruits and vegetables.

A new study indicates the drought is the most severe on record and is responsible for the greatest water loss ever seen in California agriculture.

UF/IFAS and Florida A&M University are presenting their sixth annual conference focusing on the latest in local, organic foods, hydroponic production, and more.

Nominations being accepted for award honoring women for their outstanding contributions to the farming industry.

Longtime employee and sales leader Chuck Hollenkamp to take on a seasonal role.

Next generation offers tips, pointers to increase traffic on your social media accounts.

Growers can recuperate financial losses from natural disasters with the USDA’s Tree Assistance Program.

Washington State University seeking to create searchable that website for tree fruit growers.

Cornell Extension specialist offers advice to growers on how to maximize efficiency on your farm.

Lone Star, more than a decade in the making, requires no pollinator.

OSU Extension agricultural health and safety professional Andy Bauer provides tips to keep growers safe while spraying pesticides.

If Congress does not act before the New Year, the legislation passed by the Senate last year will expire and the whole process will have to start over.

USApple encourages individuals to share summer selfies with apples to win prizes and learn more about the summer fruit.

Environmental and food safety groups express concern over honeybee health.

For every grower reaching out to ask for help, there are many more offering an opposing view.

Annemiek Schilder discusses how to treat the fungus effectively.

The federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — and incentives that can double your sales to SNAP recipients — could be an untapped marketing opportunity for your produce .

High school chemistry teacher in Australia uses posters to dispel myths and educate his students on naturally-occurring chemicals and chemical compounds.